EXCLUSIVE: Netflix just isn’t continuing with a 3rd season of Arnold Schwarzenegger‘s spy motion collection Fubar. The choice comes a few month and a half after Season 2 launched on the platform on June 12.
It follows surprisingly smooth efficiency for the collection, which, possible fueled by Schwarzenegger’s international star energy, had a powerful collection launch in Might 2023 and in addition stars Monica Barbaro who grew to become an Oscar nominee between Seasons 1 and a pair of for A Full Unknown.
Returning greater than two years after Season 1 dropped, Fubar barely made Netflix’s High 10 for English-language collection in its first week, touchdown within the final spot with 2.2M views from Thursday via Sunday, down from about 11M views for the present’s Season 1 premiere weekend. Season 2 peaked at #7 in its first full week with 3.3M views and logged yet one more #10 end in Week 3 with 1.8M views earlier than dropping out of the High 10.
This nonetheless is a uncommon Netflix cancellation of this yr, becoming a member of one other sophomore motion drama, The Recruit, and freshmen Pulse and The Residence. The streamer has renewed shut to twenty scripted exhibits over that interval, most not too long ago restricted collection Untamed for Season 2, Shane Gillis’ comedy Tires for Season 3 and romantic dramas Ransom Canyon for Season 2 and Virgin River for Season 8.
Fubar facilities on a CIA operative (Schwarzenegger) on the verge of retirement who discovers a household secret and is pressured to return into the sector for one final job. Carrie-Anne Moss joined the solid in Season 2 as Greta Nelso, a former East German spy who has a passionate historical past with Luke Brunner (Schwarzenegger).
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Season 2 additionally stars Milan Carter, Fortune Feimster, Travis Van Winkle, Fabiana Udenio, Aparna Brielle, Man Burnet, Andy Buckley, Jay Baruchel, Barbara Eve Harris and Scott Thompson.
Nick Santora serves as showrunner and govt produces with Schwarzenegger. Extra govt producers are Adam Higgs, Scott Sullivan, Phil Abraham, Amy Pocha, Seth Cohen and Skydance’s David Ellison, Dana Goldberg and Matt Thunell.
